Annual Report - NCPHS

Senior Services Serves More Seniors in 2010
2010 wAs A CHAllengIng yeAR for fundraising.
Despite this, Senior Services for Northern California
(SSNC) increased giving from the previous year to a total
of $2,639,222, enabling us to fund dozens of projects in
our housing communities and throughout the Bay Area.
Residents donated nearly $350,000 to the Tomorrow
Funds and Tomorrow Fund Endowments at our three
life care communities; we raised $145,000 in support of
Community Services Programs at our eighth annual Gala
Benefit event, hosted by The Tamalpais; and local foundations
provided $124,000 in grant support.
Our year-end Angel Appeal raised $34,000 to support
Community Services and the NCPHS Unrestricted Fund;
an anonymous donor provided $82,000 to underwrite the
Service Coordinator position for the Meals on Wheels
Program in South San Mateo County; and 10 planned
gifts were completed totaling more than $500,000.
JUDITH loURa, CFRE
ExECUTIVE DIRECToR
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CHaIR, SSNC TRUSTEES
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Your contributions allowed us to make 54 grant disbursements
in 2010 totaling $822,921. Samples of some of our
major grant allocations for 2010 include financial support
for Community Services Programs that reach more than
8,000 older adults throughout the Bay Area, and confidential
financial support to 16 residents in our seven housing
communities.
Your donations enable us to keep our promise to meet
the needs and improve the quality of life for the older
persons we serve. Thank you for caring about older adults
in the Bay Area and sharing our mission to improve their
lives.
On June 1, 2010, NCPHS Foundation changed its name
to Senior Services for Northern California. Our Board of
Trustees decided it would be more useful to have a name
that clearly states what we do, who we serve and where we
provide services. Nothing has changed but our name.
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